•As far as hydration is concerned, it is important to drink at least 3-4 liters of water or 10 glasses of water.

•During winter months, cracking of the lips is very common and it makes sense to use lip balms and moisturizers to keep the lips soft.

•In order to get the perfect pink lips, girls can try applying beetroot juice every night before going to bed.

•In order to remove dead cells from your lips which causes the lips to blacken, one may choose to apply lemon juice from time to time. This will get rid of those dead cells.

•If one is eager to get smooth lips that are all rosy, consider applying mint juice to your lips or even coriander leaf juice for that matter helps a great deal.

•Make sure that you eat healthy. Loads of fruits and vegetables are absolutely necessary in addition to a right amount of proteins for healthy skin and lips.

•Avoid smoking and drinking too much tea and coffee as they make your lips black. If blackening of lips occur due to smoking, it is next to impossible to get rid of black lips.

•Make sure that you exfoliate your lips with a soft and dry toothbrush at least once every week.

•Eat a lot of salads. They help to make your lips look great.

•If you want to go the extra mile, I will suggest you to apply coconut milk to your lips as well as your skin.

• May 17, 2012 -- 4 simple Lip Care Tips (0)
  4 simple Lip Care Tips Lips are one of the most beautiful parts that a woman beholds. However, we do not normally take care of our lips as much as we take care of our skin. Here are 4 lip care tips to keep your lips in perfect health: 1.We spend a lot of our time removing dead skin cells from our...
• May 19, 2012 -- Hands and Feet Care Tips – Part 2 (0)
  Arms: 1.Apply a sunscreen – With global temperatures rising and the sun becoming meaner with the passing of each day, I would not be surprised if you have those red rashes all over your arms. Well, the secret is to apply a sunscreen lotion before you head out in the heat. 2.Apply a light moist...

1.Apply a sunscreen – With global temperatures rising and the sun becoming meaner with the passing of each day, I would not be surprised if you have those red rashes all over your arms. Well, the secret is to apply a sunscreen lotion before you head out in the heat.

2.Apply a light moisturizer – Use a moisturizer for the evening which contains coconut milk extracts and mint. Also use anti-bacterial soap to wash your armpits as this is a region where fungus and bacteria accumulates. It is important to keep your armpits shaved and clean. Always keep a deodorant in your bag when you go out somewhere. Application of mint based moisturizers help to keep the body cool at all times and help reduces tanning.

Feet:

1.Soak your feet in lukewarm water once a day to get rid of the tiredness from your feet along with the dust that accumulates on the cracks and fringes.

2.Before you go out in the sun, do not forget to apply sunscreen on your feet as well.

3.Use a foot powder as they help to keep the smell of your feet in check, especially during the summer months when the feet tend to perspire a lot.

4.Go and get yourself a pedicure -

It is a good idea to get a foot massage done once a week as it helps to keep your foot clean. Also make sure that you trim your nails from time to time in order to stave off dirt and dust from accumulating under your toe nails.

• May 19, 2012 -- Natural lip care tips for women (0)
  •Apply lip balm or petroleum jelly (Vaseline) on your lips before you go to sleep every night as it helps to keep your lips moisturized. •As far as hydration is concerned, it is important to drink at least 3-4 liters of water or 10 glasses of water. •During winter months, cracking of the lips ...
• May 18, 2012 -- Hands and Feet care tips – Parts 1 (0)
  Here are some fantastic hands and feet care tips for women that are sure to come in handy – Hands: 1.Wear Gloves – Because of the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun, it is important to keep your hands moisturized all the time in order to avoid wrinkles and calluses. You may choose to wear glo...

Hands:

1.Wear Gloves – Because of the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun, it is important to keep your hands moisturized all the time in order to avoid wrinkles and calluses. You may choose to wear gloves in order to protect your hands from the heat outside.

2.Protect your hands from the sun – Direct sunlight is pretty bad for skin in general because of the simple reason that most of the solar radiation we receive these days is ultraviolet which causes a lot of skin disorders including cancer of the rarest forms. Always apply a sunscreen lotion before heading out in the sun. Not to do so would be foolhardy

3.Use a hand cream that is rich in emollient plant oils and anti-inflammatory ingredients in order to keep your hands looking at their best.

Elbows:

1.If you notice carefully, you will see that most of us have darker skin on our elbows than the rest of the body. It is important to scrub your elbows at least two-three times every week when you hit the shower in order to get rid of the dead skin cells and tissues. Doctors also advise to rub a slice of lemon every alternate day on your elbows as this will keep the region clean and fair. One can also choose to use mustard oil or coconut oil in this regard. You may also try exfoliation the elbow from time to time.

• May 19, 2012 -- Hands and Feet Care Tips – Part 2 (0)
  Arms: 1.Apply a sunscreen – With global temperatures rising and the sun becoming meaner with the passing of each day, I would not be surprised if you have those red rashes all over your arms. Well, the secret is to apply a sunscreen lotion before you head out in the heat. 2.Apply a light moist...
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  Sunstroke, as a result of extreme heat is a serious condition due to damage to the mechanism that adjusts the temperature of the body. Even if the treatment can be fatal or cause permanent damages, so the sun to be treated for shock. Very hot days, the sun will pass under the sun for a long time we ...

•The easiest way to help your eyes relax if you are feeling tired is applying a cupped palm on your eyes as it comforts and soothes your eyes.

•When you are indulging in any activity that causes strain for your eyes, such as reading, studying, watching television, or working on the computer, make horizontal and vertical movements of the eyes every thirty minutes.

•Another exercise that you might give a try is to look in the distance after keeping your eyes close for a while and then quickly trying to get your focus back on an object that is very close to you. Repeat this a few times to help your eyes relax.

•When you are reading a book, you must maintain a distance of at least a couple of feet between your eyes and the book. Avoid studying before going to sleep at night.

•Use moisturizing or lubricating eye drops to help your eyes relax.

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  Eyes are probably the most vital sensory organs that a human being has. It is very important to take proper care of your eyes and keep them in top shape. Here are some tips that will help you keep your eyes healthy: In order to treat your dark circles, one may choose to put sliced cucumber on you...
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  Many of you still remember with horror at the sports lessons and at the end of the school were happy never to have to do sports more. But to drive the recurring recommendations sports so we can remove a bad conscience arise. This often leads to frustrating rounds through the woods or temporary gym v...

In order to treat your dark circles, one may choose to put sliced cucumber on your eyes or even potato slices. They are known to help get rid of dark circles.

It is important to wash your eyes with water every once in a while and especially so if you happen to be working on your computer. And remember to use an anti-glare screen on your monitor or wear anti-glare glasses while working on your computer.

Choose a diet which contains plentiful of vitamins which help to keep your eyes bright. Milk, eggs, fish, and papaya are a must in your diet.

If your eyes happen to be tired, you can try covering your eyes with cotton that is soaked in lukewarm milk or even water for about 15-20 minutes.

You can try massaging your scalp with curd if your eyes are ted, twitching, or feeling itchy.

One exercise that you can try is this – close your eyes and relax. Think about something that soothes your mind and your spirit. Slowly open your eyes and look into the distance. Soon after, turn your focus onto something that is at an arm’s length from you. Repeat this exercise about four-five times every day and see the difference.

Last but not the least, get plenty of sleep. Nothing helps the eyes like complete rest.

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1.We spend a lot of our time removing dead skin cells from our body, but we never do the same for our lips. It is important to get rid of dead cells from your lips as it makes your lips look darker. Try using a soft and dry toothbrush on your lips every once in a while and see the results for yourselves.

2.Use a lip balm to keep your lips moisturized and to get rid of dry lips. While you are purchasing lip balm, refrain from buying one which is flavored. It is very often seen that women who use flavored lip balm keep licking their lips continually which causes chapping.

3.Larger lips are certainly in at this moment of time with mean swooning for women with lips like Angelina Jolie and women jealous of women who possess the precious pout. Although larger lips can play down the rest of your features, if you want to create an illusion of larger lips than what you are endowed with, try applying some lip gloss at the center of your bottom lip. It reflects in such a manner that causes the lips to appear larger.

4.In case you have thin lips, avoid using dark colored lipsticks since these will highlight your thin lips even more. It is a safe bet to stick to neutral colors at best.

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  Here are some fantastic hands and feet care tips for women that are sure to come in handy – Hands: 1.Wear Gloves – Because of the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun, it is important to keep your hands moisturized all the time in order to avoid wrinkles and calluses. You may choose to wear glo...
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Louis Leitz was on 2 May 1846 in Württemberg large Ingersheim born.

His father, Johann Ludwig Leitz (1810-1860), was born into a family of coopers craftsmen. At age 12, lost his mother in 1858 Louis Leitz. After school he began an apprenticeship as a turner in 1860. That same year he lost his father, whereupon he grew up with foster parents.

Given the rapidly increasing industrialization Leitz joined the turner apprenticeship training as a mechanic or at which he appeared more lucrative for the future livelihood. Leitz began his career as a mechanic for various companies. He came out with their new spike in contact folders that were produced in imitation of the French model of the so-called “Biblorhaptes” in Germany.

Leitz discovered the perfection of such systems as a niche directory. Immediately after the German Empire, he made himself so independent in July 1871. The 25-year-old mechanic and manufacturer-produced Facturabücher now Biblorhaptes-sets, which exceeded the encountered in Germany quality standards by far. Leitz 1882 married Sophie Rock (1860-1944), with whom he had four children.

The commercial breakthrough came with the invention of the Leitz typical removal mechanism and the registrar of the folder. These innovations allowed from 1886, the classification of individual leaves at any point by an alphabetical index. Through the development of the Leitz lever mechanism could Leaf opened, closed and be locked, which made 1893 the standing folder with sturdy binding – the usual today Leitz folder was born!

Given the rapidly increasing demand for built Leitz 1898 a large factory in Stuttgart-Feuerbach, in the future were also next to the folders tab, punch and other office materials. The range of Leitz, especially the advanced folder named after him, before long a global brand.

Louis Leitz died on 18 May 1918 in Stuttgart.

The transactions took his two sons, Louis (1884-1954) and Eberhard Leitz (1888-1955), the company initially as OHG, then from 1949 as a limited commercial success led into the second post-war period. There was then the management of the grandchildren, Manfred Martin and Conrad Leitz. After Leitz was transferred to Esselte, is the CEO Magnus Nicolin.

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Wilhelm Maybach was born on 9 February 1846 in Heilbronn, the second of five sons of the carpenter and his wife Louise Christian Maybach (born Dannwolf) was born.

When William was eight years old, his mother died unexpectedly. The father had suffered from the blow so that he will be presumed, two years later (1856), took his own life by drowning. The now 10-year-old orphan Wilhelm Maybach was to be educated in an orphanage, the “Brother house” in Reutlingen. Here he finished school and graduated from 1861 to 1863 trained as a draftsman.

He also attended evening classes to 1865 the urban high school where he majored in physics and mathematics. In the orphanage connected machines Maybach factory found after the debut of his training to work as a detail designer. In 1867, Gottlieb Daimler the new manager of engineering works. Soon developed between him and Maybach, a friendship which had for their entire life inventory. 1869 Daimler Board of Management will change as the industry workshops (IWKA) to Karlsruhe, where Maybach followed him shortly afterwards as a technical draftsman.

When Daimler joined in 1872 as Technical Director for the Deutz gas engine factory of Nikolaus August Otto and Carl Eugen Langen, Maybach followed him in 1873 as director of construction for offices there. While at Deutz in Cologne perfected the Maybach gasoline engine for series production. Great progress Maybach also made to develop a unit for the evaporation of gasoline, which should improve the combustion in the engine. In 1876 he presented his work at the World Exhibition in Philadelphia.

After his return in 1877 Maybach celebrated great successes with the revised version, developed by Otto four-stroke engine, developed by Maybach to mass production. In 1878, married Bertha Maybach Habermaas who was also a close friend of Emma Daimler, the wife of Gottlieb Daimler. From this marriage in 1879 and 1884 were born the sons of Karl Maybach Maybach and Adolf. Separated according to differences between Daimler and Otto, the two 1882nd Daimler and Maybach left the Deutz company.

The resulting patents under his leadership, Daimler received a severance payment of 112,000 marks in Deutz shares. That same year, Daimler in Cannstatt near Stuttgart founded his first workshop, where he produced smaller and more powerful engines, the burned gas instead of gasoline. From this research, which was also involved was crucial Maybach, 1883 was the first patent of a single-cylinder four-stroke engine produced with hot tube ignition. Was also revolutionary in fuel because gasoline until then had usually found as a stain remover sales and was sold only in pharmacies. 1885 Maybach built the 0.5-hp engine in a so-called riding car, which can today be considered the first motorcycle in the world.

Gottlieb Daimler’s son Paul carried out the successful test run of the prototype, which was filed in the same year for a patent. At the same Maybach developed with Daimler and Carl Benz cars with an engine. 1889 Maybach presented his wire-wheel car at the Paris World Exhibition of enthusiastic press. Despite these successes, the company worked because of the small numbers that were produced at a loss. Therefore, Daimler founded as a capital measure in 1890 the Daimler-Motoren-stock company in Stuttgart.

Shortly after Daimler and Maybach developed along the first two-cylinder inline engine. After it had come from the shareholders of Daimler and differences of these sold his shares and left with 1893, the Maybach company. With the help of an English investor was again Daimler shareholder in Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft (DMG). Maybach constructed in 1895 as Technical Director of the Company, the spray nozzle carburetor, which became the model of the gasifier. He further developed in 1896 a new four-cylinder engine, which went 6-23 hp, the Model “Victoria” placed over the front axle, in series.

The businessman and ambassador of the Habsburg monarchy in Nice, Emil Jellinek, commissioned Wilhelm Maybach to develop to the Daimler-Motoren-stock company a sports car. Since Jellinek financed the entire project and he was able to demonstrate excellent sales in the South of France, in 1899, he made it a condition that the car for his daughter “Mercedes” was to be named. Maybach’s friend and close associate of Gottlieb Daimler was the first “Mercedes” did not live, he died on 6 March 1900 in Stuttgart Bad Cannstatt.

In 1901, completed Mercedes 24 HP Phoenix-Daimler with a 4-cylinder engine with 35 hp, 5.913cmm and honeycomb radiator, set new standards in speed, reliability and appearance, so that the name “Mercedes” is a synonym for the performance of the brand and as car name in the entire production was served. Shortly thereafter, Mercedes introduced with 64.4 km / h on a world speed record. 1904 was followed by the construction of a first six-cylinder engine with 70 hp Maybach and by 1906, he developed a 120-horsepower racing engine that was with intake and exhaust valves and a dual ignition unit for most of his time.

In particular, for the related Ferdinand von Zeppelin aircraft engines from 1908 onwards this technique was essential. 1907 Maybach moved, back to disagreements with the board, the company DMG. That same year he was made an honorary member of the “Association of German Engineers” (VDI). 1909, the foundation of the Maybach engine GmbH Bissingen-Enz, which was a subsidiary of “Zeppelin GmbH”. Director of the company, his son Karl Maybach.

Wilhelm Maybach was a technical consultant and town planner in 1915. 1916, the Technical University of Stuttgart thoughtful Maybach with an honorary doctorate and in 1922 he was honored with the Grashof Commemorative Medal of the VDI. 1929 merger of Daimler-Motoren-stock company with Benz & Cie.. Carl Benz to form Daimler-Benz AG.

Wilhelm Maybach, who had sat down to rest in Stuttgart, died there on 29 December 1929 at the age of 83.

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• May 14, 2012 -- Carl Friedrich Benz (0)
  The mechanical engineer is one of the most outstanding engineers of the industrial world's economic history. With its 0.8-hp horizontal single-cylinder four-stroke engine that powered a three-wheeled car, Carl Benz created the first automobile in 1885. Already this vehicle owned by Benz for uniform ...
• April 19, 2012 -- Nicolaus Otto (0)
  The postmaster's son and skilled businessman was active in his spare time as a mechanical engineer and founded in 1864 together with Eugen Langen, the first engine factory in the world. Under the umbrella of "Deutz gas engine factory" Nicolaus August Otto developed a gas engine in 1876 after the fou...

Carl Friedrich Benz was born on 25 November 1844 in Karlsruhe, the son of George Benz engine driver and his wife Josephine (nee Vaillant) was born.

When Carl Benz was two years old, his father died. After leaving school, he attended high school in 1853 with the science-oriented high school in Karlsruhe. From 1860 to 1864 he studied mechanical engineering. His career start was in 1864 as Benz mechanic. After a few months he left Karlsruhe and was hired as an engineer in the automotive industry in Mannheim. Here, he and a partner in 1871 a foundry for industrial components. After a short time broke up the cooperation and Benz could with the financial help of his fiancee Bertha Ringer, the more familiar than his ability to get the operation. In 1872 he married Bertha, who bore him two sons.

Benz Vision was to design a vehicle that can drive their own efforts and without tracks. After many years of development work in 1877 he managed the construction of a 0.9-horsepower gas engine in a 2-stroke system. This engine was used, because by then the already existing four-stroke engine is protected by the patent by Nikolaus August Otto was. After the engine had reached more Perfektionierungen the desired reliability, Benz founded a public company in 1880, where he was involved with five percent. With his capital was available for further development work was nothing in the way, the Benz is now treading with the construction of a 4-horsepower gas engine.

After it had come with shareholders about the construction of differences, Benz left the company in 1883 to found new partners with the “Benz & Cie.. Rhenish Gas Engine Factory” in Mannheim. Here he developed the now-patented petrol engine. The focus of the work was the solution to the problem that the previous engines were too heavy for a car. 1885 Benz managed the installation of a horizontal single-cylinder four-stroke gasoline engine with electric ignition, water cooling and surface carburetor in a three-wheeled wooden cart. This solution was implemented, since it enables a better steering. It was the first vehicle, formed in the engine and chassis one unit.

This Benz created the first automobile in 1885. Already this vehicle owned by Benz for uniform power transmission, a differential gear on the drive axle and solid tires. That same year, Wilhelm Maybach, built in the workshop of Gottlieb Daimler in Stuttgart, a 0.5-hp engine in a so-called riding car, which can today be considered the first motorcycle in the world. On 29 January 1886 wrote Benz industrial history, as he at the Imperial Patent Office under No. 37 435, the first “automobile” for a patent. In public, he earned for his work but scorn and derision: “A carriage without horses.” Benz presented in 1888 at the Munich “power-driven machines and exhibition” two hours a day his motor-car, the development has been hailed by the press.

The Exhibition Committee awarded his patent on the gold medal for outstanding innovation. On the conservative public opinion changed nothing. After Benz had visited in search of recognition, the Paris Exposition of 1889, he returned and continued working on the construction of a four-wheeled motor vehicle. At the beginning of the year 1893, the steering has been optimized for installation in the same year and applied for a patent. So when the first orders were followed, worked Benz, from 1896′s first two-cylinder engines built, and his company profitable. When the production should be increased further, as he founded Benz & Cie. Kapitalmaßname 1899. Corporation, with one third of the shares remained at Benz.

In 1900 Benz was over 600 different types of standard designs, to offer a sports car for sale. At the age of 60 years, moved back in 1903 Benz left the company, where he remained voting shareholders. 1926 Benz & Cie. merged. with Daimler-Motoren Aktiengesellschaft by Gottlieb Daimler to form Daimler-Benz AG.

Carl Friedrich Benz died on 4 April 1929 in Ladenburg near Mannheim.

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• April 21, 2012 -- Eugen Langen (0)
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• April 19, 2012 -- Nicolaus Otto (0)
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• April 12, 2012 -- Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir (0)
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Carl Thieme was on 30 April 1844 in Erfurt born.

His father worked as director of insurance. After school, Thieme made an apprenticeship in his father’s insurance company, where he then worked well. Thieme was 1871, the management of Munich General Insurance Agency of the transfer. Two years later, in 1873, he became the head of the Bavarian General Agency. The insurance specialist established in 1880 with Theodor von Cramer-Klett, the “Munich Reinsurance Company”.

Thieme made until 1922 the Director General of the new company and was also represented in the Supervisory Board until his death. Already by 1880, the insurance had gained recognition as the largest reinsurance in the world. In 1888 the company was in Umwandelung of a corporation. The company’s success is owed to the modern management Thieme, who pursued a strategy of diversification and global exposure.

From the Munich headquarters and offices in Hamburg, Vienna and Paris, has expanded the “Munich Re” in all countries of the world. Besides working for the Munich insurance company Thieme was involved in 1890 in the founding of the “Alliance Insurance Company” in Berlin, where he collaborated with Peter Wilhelm von Finck. He had been at the foundation of the “Munich Re” involved, he served as its chairman. Finck then became the chairman of the “Alliance Insurance”.

Thieme was charged in 1914 with the awarding of the Crown in the personal nobility.

Carl Thieme died on 10 October 1924 in Munich.

Was posthumously named in Munich, the road to Carl Thieme of Thieme. This meets the Queen Street and is therefore in close proximity to two insurance companies.

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